Onnistumisia
(Senses of achievement)
Onnistumisia is a publication celebrating the small, often overlooked achievements of our daily lives. The publication contains a collection of everyday achievements and definitions of the term 'achievement' gathered through interviews. The illustrated trophies emphasize the importance of small actions, as well as the senses of joy and achievement. The vivid tone of hand-making conveys a feeling of humaneness and individuality of each achievement. The goal of the publication is to inspire to examine and appreciate everyday achievements more graciously, and to recognize one's own capabilities. The publication is the final product of the project, which focused on finding new perspectives, self-reflection, hand-making, and learning Risograph printing.
“I made the best Tosca cake in the world!” - Sanni, 27
“I did a scissor kick in a soccer game on icy ground!” - Elvis, 8
“I managed to sort the washing machine full of black socks so that only five socks were left without a pair.” - Turo, 58
“I have taken up flossing my teeth to be a part of my daily tooth brushing routine.” - Roosa, 32
How about you, what was your latest small achievement?
